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* FauxAffablyEvil: Acts like your typical refined British lady most of the time. [[spoiler:She drops the act whwn she gets sufficiently angry, complete with yelling "SHUT UP!" at anyone who tries to interrupt her. She's also incredibly racist.]]

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* FauxAffablyEvil: Acts like your typical refined British lady most of the time. [[spoiler:She drops the act whwn when she gets sufficiently angry, complete with yelling "SHUT UP!" at anyone who tries to interrupt her. She's also incredibly racist.]]
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!!'''Benjamin Dovinboh'''

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!!'''Benjamin Dovinboh'''
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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler:Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes regarding the latter, see Decargo Mieterman below.]]

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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler:Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes reagarding the former, see William Petenshy in [[Characters/AceAttorneyVictims Victims]]; for those regarding the latter, see Decargo Mieterman below.]]



An irritable, large-chinned man who is called as a witness to the poisoning of the other tenant in the Garridebs' flat.

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An irritable, large-chinned man who is called as a witness to the poisoning of the other tenant in the Garridebs' flat.
William Petenshy's poisoning.
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A sergeant of the Imperial Japanese Army who witnessed Watson's murder in the restaurant La Quantos. [[spoiler: He has a baby son, Kuroumaru, whom he carries around on his back. He has also been committing a string of thefts in La Quantos. Around the time of the murder, he steals Sonohigurashi's ''koban'', then hid it under his beef cutlet when the police arrive.]]

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A sergeant of the Imperial Japanese Army who witnessed Watson's murder in the restaurant La Quantos. [[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He has a baby son, Kuroumaru, whom he carries around on his back. He has also been committing a string of thefts in La Quantos. Around the time of the murder, he steals Sonohigurashi's ''koban'', then hid it under his beef cutlet when the police arrive.]]



* EvilBrit: All these spoiler tags should make it pretty obvious. [[spoiler: This actually causes a lot of problems, as the Japanese government wants to avoid prosecuting her out of fear of hurting Japanese-British relations.]]
* FauxAffablyEvil: Acts like your typical refined British lady most of the time. [[spoiler: She drops the act whwn she gets sufficiently angry, complete with yelling "SHUT UP!" at anyone who tries to interrupt her. She's also incredibly racist.]]

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* EvilBrit: All these spoiler tags should make it pretty obvious. [[spoiler: This [[spoiler:This actually causes a lot of problems, as the Japanese government wants to avoid prosecuting her out of fear of hurting Japanese-British relations.]]
* FauxAffablyEvil: Acts like your typical refined British lady most of the time. [[spoiler: She [[spoiler:She drops the act whwn she gets sufficiently angry, complete with yelling "SHUT UP!" at anyone who tries to interrupt her. She's also incredibly racist.]]



A senior board officer on-board the SS Alaclair. Was in charge of monitoring and security in the first-class cabin. [[spoiler: When the murder occured, he helps Nikomina fabricate the crime scene and frames the stowaway Ryunosuke.]]

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A senior board officer on-board the SS Alaclair. Was in charge of monitoring and security in the first-class cabin. [[spoiler: When [[spoiler:When the murder occured, he helps Nikomina fabricate the crime scene and frames the stowaway Ryunosuke.]]



* AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame: [[spoiler: Double subversion - the entirety of Case 2 is based on 'The Adventure of the Speckled Band', and those who did read it would know that Roylott is the killer - and then Roylott is revealed to be Nikomina. From that point, the details between SPEC and Case 2 begin to differ to the point of {{Deconstruction}} (in fact, the original solution is outright dismissed for reasons familiar to Holmes readers!)...'''except''' for who the killer is.]]

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* AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame: [[spoiler: Double [[spoiler:Double subversion - the entirety of Case 2 is based on 'The Adventure of the Speckled Band', and those who did read it would know that Roylott is the killer - and then Roylott is revealed to be Nikomina. From that point, the details between SPEC and Case 2 begin to differ to the point of {{Deconstruction}} (in fact, the original solution is outright dismissed for reasons familiar to Holmes readers!)...'''except''' for who the killer is.]]



* {{Expy}}: He's basically Redd White in a top hat, he even has similar mannerisms. [[spoiler: Fittingly, he's also a BitchInSheepsClothing.]]

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* {{Expy}}: He's basically Redd White in a top hat, he even has similar mannerisms. [[spoiler: Fittingly, [[spoiler:Fittingly, he's also a BitchInSheepsClothing.]]



* UnclePennybags: Is a rich guy who hands out money like cheap candy to the poor, and is well-liked by most of London. [[spoiler: It's all a front.]]

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* UnclePennybags: Is a rich guy who hands out money like cheap candy to the poor, and is well-liked by most of London. [[spoiler: It's [[spoiler:It's all a front.]]



* NotSoSmallRole: Only revealed after Case 3, but [[spoiler: Megundal bribed him into taking his bloodstained coat to Hutch's pawn shop. The coat happened to contain one of the discs with state secrets on it, which results in Megundal's accomplice needing to break into the pawn shop to get it back.]] Without this, Case 5 would never have occurred.

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* NotSoSmallRole: Only revealed after Case 3, but [[spoiler: Megundal [[spoiler:Megundal bribed him into taking his bloodstained coat to Hutch's pawn shop. The coat happened to contain one of the discs with state secrets on it, which results in Megundal's accomplice needing to break into the pawn shop to get it back.]] Without this, Case 5 would never have occurred.



Soseki's cat. [[spoiler: After he leaves after Case 4, Iris starts to take care of her.]]

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Soseki's cat. [[spoiler: After [[spoiler:After he leaves after Case 4, Iris starts to take care of her.]]



Garrideb's maid [[spoiler:who's actually his wife]]. She is selected by the courts to be the fifth juror in the Viridian Green assault trial. [[spoiler: Threw a knife at John Garrideb during their feud at the night of the incident, which flew out of the window and fell on the victim (who was in the process of picking up a burnt book which fell out of the window due to the same feud) blade first.]]

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Garrideb's maid [[spoiler:who's actually his wife]]. She is selected by the courts to be the fifth juror in the Viridian Green assault trial. [[spoiler: Threw [[spoiler:Threw a knife at John Garrideb during their feud at the night of the incident, which flew out of the window and fell on the victim (who was in the process of picking up a burnt book which fell out of the window due to the same feud) blade first.]]



Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes regarding the latter, see Decargo Mieterman below.]]

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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both [[spoiler:Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes regarding the latter, see Decargo Mieterman below.]]



* OneShotCharacter: They appear a single time in the entire game. [[spoiler: They're more relevant in the sequel though.]]

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* OneShotCharacter: They appear a single time in the entire game. [[spoiler: They're [[spoiler:They're more relevant in the sequel though.]]



* SequelHook: [[spoiler: What their actual purpose was. Both are characters from the sequel's second case.]]

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* SequelHook: [[spoiler: What [[spoiler:What their actual purpose was. Both are characters from the sequel's second case.]]



* InnocentBystander: [[spoiler: She had nothing to do with any of the characters. She was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.]]

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* InnocentBystander: [[spoiler: She [[spoiler:She had nothing to do with any of the characters. She was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.]]



* LightIsNotGood: Dons a gaudy white suit with a matching top hat, [[spoiler: but does nothing to hide how truly sinister he is.]]

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* LightIsNotGood: Dons a gaudy white suit with a matching top hat, [[spoiler: but [[spoiler:but does nothing to hide how truly sinister he is.]]



* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler: He breaks his cane on the witness stand, then he attempts to strangle Gregson with it.]]

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* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He breaks his cane on the witness stand, then he attempts to strangle Gregson with it.]]



* EvenEvilHasStandards: They may be self-proclaimed villains, [[spoiler: but they draw the line at national treason.]]

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: They may be self-proclaimed villains, [[spoiler: but [[spoiler:but they draw the line at national treason.]]
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!!'''Benjamin Dovinbow'''

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!!'''Benjamin Dovinbow'''
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!!'''Gosshy'''

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!!'''Gosshy'''
!!'''Gotts'''
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!!'''Benjamin Dovinbow'''

A German scientist who is arrested of murder after his presentation of an electricity-based teleporter at the World Fair seemingly explodes and kills a volunteer.

!!'''Gosshy'''

A boy from Bohemia who witnessed Dovinbow's experiment from a hot-air balloon.
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!!'''Gina Lestrade'''
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A pickpocket street kid who sneaked on-board the omnibus at the time of the murder. [[spoiler: She later ends up as the defendant of the fifth case.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartofGold: She's abrasive and stingy, but she's a good person who cares about other orphans like her.
* {{Leitmotif}}: "Gunshot from the Downtown"
* PunnyName: It comes from Detective G. Lestrade from Holmes canon.
* StepfordSnarker: [[spoiler:She hides a lot of her issues behind an abrasive facade.]]
* StreetUrchin
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* StarterVillain: First culpit of the game

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[[folder:The Memoir of the Clouded Kokoro (''Wagahai to Kiri no Yoru no Kaisou'')]]



* LanternJawOfJustice: Not quite heroic, but he has a ''massive'' chin.

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* LanternJawOfJustice: Not quite heroic, but he has a ''massive'' chin.chin.
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!!'''Viridian Green'''
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An art student from Thorndyke University who was stabbed in the back in the knife. The first victim (outside of [=PLvsAA=]) to be still alive after the incident (she was put in a comatose state). She returns in DGS 2 after she recovers from her coma.
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* AlwaysMurder: Completely averted in her case, as she is not dead at all.
* ConvenientComa: Goes into a coma after being stabbed, [[spoiler:and started to recover from it after the case was solved.]]
* CuriosityKilledTheCast: How she got stabbed. [[spoiler:She tried to pick up a burnt book that seemingly fell from nowhere, only for a knife to fall from the same source blade first into her back.]]
* InnocentBystander: [[spoiler: She had nothing to do with any of the characters. She was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.]]
* OnlyMostlyDead: She's in a coma.
* RepetitiveName: Viridian (her first name) is a shade of green (her surname).
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* PunnyName: His name's a portmanteau of 'dekai' ('big') and 'ago' ('chin').

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* PunnyName: His name's a portmanteau of 'dekai' ('big') and 'ago' ('chin'). His last name ('mitaman') is a pun meaning either 'man who saw it' or 'saw it all'.
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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes regarding the latter, see Decago Mieterman below.]]

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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes regarding the latter, see Decago Decargo Mieterman below.]]



!!'''Decago Mieterman'''

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!!'''Decago !!'''Decargo Mieterman'''
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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes regarding the latter, see Decago Meterman below.]]

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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes regarding the latter, see Decago Meterman Mieterman below.]]
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!!'''Decago Meterman'''

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* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: He gets a bit of an inflated ego in DGS 2, following the success of ''I Am A Cat'''s serialization.
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* RedOniBlueOni: The Red to Susato's Blue.

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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness.]]

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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness. For tropes regarding the latter, see Decago Meterman below.]]



* FreudianSlip: To say she's bad at playing along with Susato's "Ryutaro" disguise would be an understatement. She slips up and calls her by her real name constantly.

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* FreudianSlip: To say she's bad at playing along with Susato's "Ryutaro" disguise would be an understatement. She slips up and calls her by her real name constantly.constantly.

!!'''Decago Meterman'''

An irritable, large-chinned man who is called as a witness to the poisoning of the other tenant in the Garridebs' flat.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Though he's formally introduced in this game, he appears in a single scene during ''The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro'', arguing with the second tenant.
* PunnyName: His name's a portmanteau of 'dekai' ('big') and 'ago' ('chin').
* LanternJawOfJustice: Not quite heroic, but he has a ''massive'' chin.
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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household.

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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household. [[spoiler: Both later appear in the sequel's second case, Mysterious Man A being the victim and Mysterious Man B being a witness.]]



* OneShotCharacter: They appear a single time in the entire game.

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* OneShotCharacter: They appear a single time in the entire game. [[spoiler: They're more relevant in the sequel though.]]




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* SequelHook: [[spoiler: What their actual purpose was. Both are characters from the sequel's second case.]]
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!Debuted in ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Kakugo''

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!Debuted in ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Saiban 2: Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Kakugo''
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A transfer student from England who studied in Watson's laboratory in Yuumei. [[spoiler:She is the murderer of John Watson, killing him with a glass of tonic water poisoned with curare, and then staging the scene so that it would look like Ryunosuke shot him instead. She winds up the victim of a murder herself nine months later.]]

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A transfer student from England who studied in Watson's laboratory in Yuumei. [[spoiler:She is the murderer of John Watson, killing him with a glass of tonic water poisoned with curare, and then staging the scene so that it would look like Ryunosuke shot him instead. She winds up the victim of a murder herself nine months later.]]]]
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A transfer student from England who studied in Watson's laboratory in Yuumei. [[spoiler:She is the murderer of John Watson, killing him with a glass of tonic water poisoned with curare, and then staging the scene so that it would look like Ryunosuke shot him instead.]]

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A transfer student from England who studied in Watson's laboratory in Yuumei. [[spoiler:She is the murderer of John Watson, killing him with a glass of tonic water poisoned with curare, and then staging the scene so that it would look like Ryunosuke shot him instead. She winds up the victim of a murder herself nine months later.]]
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* [[spoiler:AssholeVictim]]
* [[spoiler:BitchInSheepsClothing]]
* [[spoiler:BigBad]]: [[spoiler:Ultimately he's this for ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Bouken'', even in death.]]
* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins]]: [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope For all of ten minutes.]]]]
* [[spoiler:CruelAndUnusualDeath]]: [[spoiler:[[MurderByCremation Getting locked inside a carriage and being burned alive]] definitely counts as this.]]

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* [[spoiler:AssholeVictim]]
* [[spoiler:BitchInSheepsClothing]]
* [[spoiler:BigBad]]: [[spoiler:Ultimately
AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:He dies at the end of Case 3, and he's this for ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Bouken'', even in death.not exactly the paragon of morality.]]
* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins]]: BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:On the surface, he's a kind, well-respected man. Underneath, however, lies a LoanShark who is more than willing to get his own hands dirty.]]
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Ultimately he's this for ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Bouken'', even in death.]]
* TheBadGuyWins:
[[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope For all of ten minutes.]]]]
* [[spoiler:CruelAndUnusualDeath]]: CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:[[MurderByCremation Getting locked inside a carriage and being burned alive]] definitely counts as this.]]



* [[spoiler:EvilLaugh]]: [[spoiler:The laugh he gives off when he wins the trial counts as this at that point in time, complete with EvilGloating, to boot!]]
* [[spoiler:HiddenAgendaVillain]]: [[spoiler:While the motive for the murder of Morta Milverton is clear, the reason why he was to leak government secrets remains unknown as of yet.]]
* [[spoiler:LaserGuidedKarma]]: [[spoiler:He is killed by Rubert Crogley, the son of the man he murdered, shortly after winning the case in which he was accused of the murder. And in the very same crime scene!]]
* [[spoiler:LoanShark]]: [[spoiler:What he actually is. It's implied that this is his motive for murdering Morta, though this is [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] later on.]]

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* [[spoiler:EvilLaugh]]: EvilLaugh: [[spoiler:The laugh he gives off when he wins the trial counts as this at that point in time, complete with EvilGloating, to boot!]]
* [[spoiler:HiddenAgendaVillain]]: HiddenAgendaVillain: [[spoiler:While the motive for the murder of Morta Milverton is clear, the reason why he was to leak government secrets remains unknown as of yet.]]
* [[spoiler:LaserGuidedKarma]]: LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:He is killed by Rubert Crogley, the son of the man he murdered, shortly after winning the case in which he was accused of the murder. And in the very same crime scene!]]
* [[spoiler:LoanShark]]: LoanShark: [[spoiler:What he actually is. It's implied that this is his motive for murdering Morta, though this is [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] later on.]]



* [[spoiler:PosthumousCharacter]]: [[spoiler:Remains an important character in the game even after his death.]]

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* [[spoiler:PosthumousCharacter]]: PosthumousCharacter: [[spoiler:Remains an important character in the game even after his death.]]



* [[spoiler:VillainWithGoodPublicity]]
* [[spoiler:VillainousBreakdown]]: [[spoiler:When Ryunosuke begins to catch on to what he's actually doing, he blows up in anger and bangs the witness stand with his fist, while insulting Ryunosuke and Barok. He regains his composure when it turns out it's too late too change his verdict, leading to him applauding on the stand as the gallery reacts in confusion and anger.]]
* [[spoiler:TheKillerBecomesTheKilled]]: [[spoiler:Killer of Case 3, ends up being killed himself in the same case.]]

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* [[spoiler:VillainWithGoodPublicity]]
VillainWithGoodPublicity: [[spoiler:He's well-respected among the community, but in reality he's a heartless LoanShark who is willing to murder.]]
* [[spoiler:VillainousBreakdown]]: VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler:When Ryunosuke begins to catch on to what he's actually doing, he blows up in anger and bangs the witness stand with his fist, while insulting Ryunosuke and Barok. He regains his composure when it turns out it's too late too change his verdict, leading to him applauding on the stand as the gallery reacts in confusion and anger.]]
* [[spoiler:TheKillerBecomesTheKilled]]: TheKillerBecomesTheKilled: [[spoiler:Killer of Case 3, ends up being killed himself in the same case.]]
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* FreudianSlip: To say she's bad at playing along with Susato's "Ryotaro" disguise would be an understatement. She slips up and calls her by her real name constantly.

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* FreudianSlip: To say she's bad at playing along with Susato's "Ryotaro" "Ryutaro" disguise would be an understatement. She slips up and calls her by her real name constantly.
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A forensics student under Yuujin Mikotoba and Susato Mikotoba's close friend, who is put on trial for [[spoiler:Jezail Brett's murder]]. Was formerly under Dr. John Watson's department before the latter's death.

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A forensics student under Yuujin Mikotoba and Susato Mikotoba's close friend, who is put on trial for [[spoiler:Jezail Brett's murder]]. Was formerly under Dr. John Watson's department before the latter's death.death.
* FreudianSlip: To say she's bad at playing along with Susato's "Ryotaro" disguise would be an understatement. She slips up and calls her by her real name constantly.

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* [[spoiler:BigBad]]: [[spoiler:Ultimately he's this for Dai Gyakuten Saiban, even in death.]]

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* [[spoiler:BigBad]]: [[spoiler:Ultimately he's this for Dai ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban, Saiban: Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Bouken'', even in death.]]



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!Debuted in ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban: Naruhodou Ryuunosuke no Kakugo''

!!'''Haori Murasame'''

A forensics student under Yuujin Mikotoba and Susato Mikotoba's close friend, who is put on trial for [[spoiler:Jezail Brett's murder]]. Was formerly under Dr. John Watson's department before the latter's death.
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!!Debuted in ''VisualNovel/DaiGyakutenSaibanNaruhodouRyuunosukeNoBouken''

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* [[spoiler:SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: The plot of the second game begins with her death.]]
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A rich businessman, philanthropist and park owner. Defendant of the third case. [[spoiler:In reality, he's a loan shark and also the killer of 'Thrice-Fired' Morta, and later manipulated the crime scene, the Phoenix Wright Omnibus, during a smokescreen distraction he set up to frame Fairplay and Ladyfirst. He ends up being let go due to Ryunosuke discrediting the two witnesses as well as having a lack of real evidence, but is later killed himself when the omnibus is burned down with him locked inside it.]]

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A rich businessman, philanthropist and park owner. Defendant of the third case. [[spoiler:In reality, he's a loan shark and also the killer of 'Thrice-Fired' Morta, and later manipulated the crime scene, the Phoenix Wright Omnibus, during a smokescreen distraction he set up to frame Fairplay and Ladyfirst. He ends up being let go due to Ryunosuke discrediting the two witnesses as well as having a lack of real evidence, evidence that the crime scene was tampered with, but is later killed himself when the omnibus is burned down with him locked inside it.]]
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Witnesses and miscellaneous characters that appear in the spinoff ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban'' series. [[Characters/AceAttorney Here]] is the main character sheet.

'''Note''': There are tons of spoilers for ''Dai Gyakuten Saiban'' covered below. Read cautiously!
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!!Debuted in ''VisualNovel/DaiGyakutenSaibanNaruhodouRyuunosukeNoBouken''

[[folder: The Adventure of the Great Departure (''Oinaru Tabidachi no Bouken'')]]

!!'''Yuujin Mikotoba'''
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A forensics professor at Yuumei Academy. Kazuma Asougi's mentor and Susato Mikotoba's father.
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* GoodParents: He seems to be a fair and caring father to Susato.
* SecretlyDying: [[spoiler:Or at least really sick. In Case 5 he's in the hospital and he's been sick for several months and Susato needs to make an extremely quick trip home.]]
* SkunkStripe: The middle part of his hair is a snow white compared to his dark black hair.

!!'''Taizou Uzukumaru'''
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A sergeant of the Imperial Japanese Army who witnessed Watson's murder in the restaurant La Quantos. [[spoiler: He has a baby son, Kuroumaru, whom he carries around on his back. He has also been committing a string of thefts in La Quantos. Around the time of the murder, he steals Sonohigurashi's ''koban'', then hid it under his beef cutlet when the police arrive.]]
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* AntiVillain: [[spoiler:He is unable to sustain his family because of his low salary, leading to him committing the series of thefts in La Quantos.]]
* SpannerInTheWorks: [[spoiler:Hiding Sonohigurashi's ''koban'' under his beef steak, followed by swapping said beef steak with Jezail's, ends up derailing her plans and ultimately leads to her defeat.]]
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Japanese beef cutlet. Even his VerbalTic forms 'cutlet' together!
* MeaningfulName: 'Uzukumaru' means 'to crouch'. [[spoiler:His son's name, Kuroumaru, comes from 'kurou', meaning hardship.]]
* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler:Once he is exposed for the string of thefts, Kuroumaru grabs his mustache and rides him like a horse before bending his back so far that the baby carrier flings to his front. The both of them then do a military salute.]]

!!'''Sanmon Sonohigurashi'''
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An antiques dealer and owner of a store, 'Ponkotsu Hall'. Lost a ''koban'' at the time of the murder. [[spoiler:Said ''koban'' was stolen by Uzukumaru.]]
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* AntiquatedLinguistics: His method of speech, so much so that it baffles Ryunosuke.
* ChekhovsGun: [[spoiler:His ''koban'' ends up becoming important evidence to prove Ryunosuke's eyewitness account and Jezail's guilt.]]
* MeaningfulName: His name means 'making a pittance day by day'.

!!'''Jezail Bullet'''
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A transfer student from England who studied in Watson's laboratory in Yuumei. [[spoiler:She is the murderer of John Watson, killing him with a glass of tonic water poisoned with curare, and then staging the scene so that it would look like Ryunosuke shot him instead.]]
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* BigWordShout: [[spoiler:'''SHUT UP!''' In English.]] It's even rendered in a fancy script! She's also the only one who uses it.
* CrazyPrepared: [[spoiler:Used curare, a poison that only works by administering it through the bloodstream, and thus she (temporarily) disproves Ryuunosuke's theory by drinking the poisoned tonic water.]]
* EvilBrit: All these spoiler tags should make it pretty obvious. [[spoiler: This actually causes a lot of problems, as the Japanese government wants to avoid prosecuting her out of fear of hurting Japanese-British relations.]]
* FauxAffablyEvil: Acts like your typical refined British lady most of the time. [[spoiler: She drops the act whwn she gets sufficiently angry, complete with yelling "SHUT UP!" at anyone who tries to interrupt her. She's also incredibly racist.]]
* HiddenAgendaVillain: [[spoiler:She claims she had no motive for killing Watson. Her true motive (if she has one) is never revealed.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:The Japanese court is unable to persecute her for her crimes, due to the extradition treaty between Japan and England. Downplayed, as it's mentioned in the end of Case 1 and in Case 2 that she is being dropped off to British authorities in Shanghai, but her fate from there is unknown.]]
** [[spoiler:Ultimately [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] in DGS 2, where she's found dead in a beach house in the first case, a day before her scheduled deportation.]]
* [[spoiler:TheKillerBecomesTheKilled]]: [[spoiler:She's the victim of the first case in DGS 2.]]
* {{Leitmotif}}: "Elegant ~ and Excellent"
* MeaningfulName: Jezail bullet, as in a bullet from a Jezail rifle. [[spoiler:Like the one that causes John Watson's injury in Holmesian canon.]]
* NiceHat: She has a hat that has a swan design on it. [[spoiler:Except it's not a design, it's a real, living swan.]]
** EyeObscuringHat: When she doesn't use a mask to cover her eyes, her hat is always tipped in a way to keep them hidden.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Very racist towards the Japanese. Downplayed, as [[DeliberateValuesDissonance this would have been fairly normal at the time the game is set.]]
* RefugeInAudacity: [[spoiler:She destroys crucial evidence related to the case, ''in front of the entire courtroom''. And she (almost) gets away with it too!]]
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Bullet or Brett?
* TheUnintelligible: Her 'English' is rendered as fancy squiggles, and Hosonaga has to translate for her. Justifed, as she is in a Japanese court.
* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler:She clutches her heart, then the swan on her head suddenly goes berserk and drags her around the room screaming as baby chicks fly everywhere on the court. They then both fly towards a beam of light from the sky.]]
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[[folder: The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band (''Tomo to Madara no Himo no Bouken'')]]

!!'''Mitrov Stroganov'''
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A senior board officer on-board the SS Alaclair. Was in charge of monitoring and security in the first-class cabin. [[spoiler: When the murder occured, he helps Nikomina fabricate the crime scene and frames the stowaway Ryunosuke.]]
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* HuskyRusskie: He's pretty big and strong.
* PunnyName: Meatloaf and stroganoff.

!!'''Grimesby Roylott'''[[spoiler:'''/Nikomina Borshevic''']]
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[[caption-width-right:100:[[labelnote:Click here]][[quoteright:100:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/nikomina.png]] [[/labelnote]]to see [[spoiler:Roylott's real identity.]]]]

A Russian gentleman who resides in the room next to Asogi's. [[spoiler:In reality, Roylott is a disguise donned by Nikomina Borshevic, a runaway dancer from the Novavic Ballet Troupe who took a priceless tiara and attempted to seek asylum in England. She was able to sneak in the Alaclair with the Alaclair crew's assistance (they drugged the food to put the passengers to sleep).]]

[[spoiler:Around the time of the murder, she had a bit of trouble with her cat, Kuroppoi, who escaped via the air vent connecting her room and Asogi's room. She went to Asogi's room to get him back, but was surprised when Asogi remained awake. Asogi recognizes Nikomina as the missing ballerina. After she told him her story, Asogi intended to talk with Ryunosuke, who was sleeping in the closet, about it, but she assumed he was going to ring the bell next to the closet to call Hosonaga. In a panic, she pushes him, accidentally leading to his death. With Stroganov's assistance, they fabricate the crime scene.]]
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* AntiVillain: [[spoiler:She ''really'' did not mean to kill Asogi.]]
* AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame: [[spoiler: Double subversion - the entirety of Case 2 is based on 'The Adventure of the Speckled Band', and those who did read it would know that Roylott is the killer - and then Roylott is revealed to be Nikomina. From that point, the details between SPEC and Case 2 begin to differ to the point of {{Deconstruction}} (in fact, the original solution is outright dismissed for reasons familiar to Holmes readers!)...'''except''' for who the killer is.]]
* [[AdaptationalHeroism Adaptational Anti-Villainy]]: [[spoiler:In the original SPEC, Roylott is a violent, short-tempered, horrible human being who had killed one of his stepdaughters and intended to kill another to obtain their parts of his dead wife's inheritance; in here, Nikomina is a meek ballet dancer seeking asylum in London who befriends a man in the neighboring cabin, but accidentally kills him following a misunderstanding.]]
* AdaptationalNationality: Roylott in the original SPEC descended from an aristocratic Anglo-Saxon family. Here? Russian.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: [[spoiler:Averted. Even if the tiara was given to her personally by a Prussian Earl (as she claims), she's still committing theft from the ballet troupe. Also, at age 15, she is the youngest murderer in the series so far.]]
* GenderFlip: [[spoiler:From a male, English doctor to a female, Russian ballerina.]]
* LittleStowaway: [[spoiler:Subverted; not only do the crew know she's in the ship, they're the ones who help her get on the ship in secret.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:When she learns what Asougi was really going to do after she told him of his identity.]]
* PaperThinDisguise: [[spoiler:Nikomina's disguise consists of a fake beard, Groucho Marx-esque glasses, and an Ushanka...with her long, flowing blonde hair sticking out of it.]]
* PunnyName: [[spoiler:''Nikomi'' is Japanese for stew. Borshevic may come from the Bolsheviks, or ''borscht.'']]
* PoorCommunicationKills: [[spoiler:She pushes Asogi to his (accidental) death after wrongfully assuming the 'friend' he talks about was a detective she heard him mention earlier.]]
* TheRunaway: [[spoiler:Of the Abused and Orphan variety. She ran away from the Novavic ballet troupe after being exploited for her fame, has no family nor real friends except for the Alaclair crew, and no money on her name either. She got along with Asogi nicely, but ends up accidentally killing him in a panic.]]
* SamusIsAGirl: Though it's not long after we meet [[spoiler:Nikomina]] that [[spoiler:her]] identity is revealed.
* ShrinkingViolet: [[spoiler:Nikomina is quite shy and timid, in the vein of Vera Misham from AJ:AA. This doesn't change when she's revealed as the killer.]]

!!'''Dmitri Demiglaski'''
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A notorious Russian revolutionary who had apparently fled to London. Sherlock suspects Roylott of being him. [[spoiler:He isn't.]]
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* RedHerring: Despite having a distinctive design and being a revolutionary, [[spoiler:he ultimately has no relevance to Case 2 and is never mentioned again beyond the first Joint Reasoning session...]]
** [[spoiler:BrickJoke]]: [[spoiler:...until he appears for real in Case 5, as Juror 6.]]
* PunnyName: Demiglaski is from demi-glace.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: [[spoiler:He would like you to know that he's just a regular tourist off to see the Crystal Tower, and ''definitely'' not a Russian revolutionary.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder: The Adventure of the Runaway Room (''Shisso suru Misshitsu no Bouken'')]]

!!'''Cosney Megundal'''
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A rich businessman, philanthropist and park owner. Defendant of the third case. [[spoiler:In reality, he's a loan shark and also the killer of 'Thrice-Fired' Morta, and later manipulated the crime scene, the Phoenix Wright Omnibus, during a smokescreen distraction he set up to frame Fairplay and Ladyfirst. He ends up being let go due to Ryunosuke discrediting the two witnesses as well as having a lack of real evidence, but is later killed himself when the omnibus is burned down with him locked inside it.]]

[[spoiler:His crimes go beyond that, however; he's also the man behind the reported information leaks in the government, having approached telegraph operator Rubert Crogley and bribed him into passing along British international cables. The two of them agreed on making two transactions, one for a music box disc with half of the cables encoded on it in Morse Code along with the music box itself, and another for the second disc. While the first transaction went smoothly, Crogley's father Morta insisted on making the second transaction. That one went south and Cosney stabs him. He then finds Gina Lestrade hiding in the omnibus and threatened her into helping him. He then bribes Beppo into pawning his coat containing the second disc in Hatch's pawnshop.]]
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* [[spoiler:AssholeVictim]]
* [[spoiler:BitchInSheepsClothing]]
* [[spoiler:BigBad]]: [[spoiler:Ultimately he's this for Dai Gyakuten Saiban, even in death.]]
* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins]]: [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope For all of ten minutes.]]]]
* [[spoiler:CruelAndUnusualDeath]]: [[spoiler:[[MurderByCremation Getting locked inside a carriage and being burned alive]] definitely counts as this.]]
* {{Expy}}: He's basically Redd White in a top hat, he even has similar mannerisms. [[spoiler: Fittingly, he's also a BitchInSheepsClothing.]]
* [[spoiler:EvilLaugh]]: [[spoiler:The laugh he gives off when he wins the trial counts as this at that point in time, complete with EvilGloating, to boot!]]
* [[spoiler:HiddenAgendaVillain]]: [[spoiler:While the motive for the murder of Morta Milverton is clear, the reason why he was to leak government secrets remains unknown as of yet.]]
* [[spoiler:LaserGuidedKarma]]: [[spoiler:He is killed by Rubert Crogley, the son of the man he murdered, shortly after winning the case in which he was accused of the murder. And in the very same crime scene!]]
* [[spoiler:LoanShark]]: [[spoiler:What he actually is. It's implied that this is his motive for murdering Morta, though this is [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] later on.]]
* NiceHat: It takes up almost half of the height of his [=3D=] model!
* NonstandardCharacterDesign: Though his sort of style is the standard for most Londoners.
* [[spoiler:PosthumousCharacter]]: [[spoiler:Remains an important character in the game even after his death.]]
* UnclePennybags: Is a rich guy who hands out money like cheap candy to the poor, and is well-liked by most of London. [[spoiler: It's all a front.]]
* [[spoiler:VillainWithGoodPublicity]]
* [[spoiler:VillainousBreakdown]]: [[spoiler:When Ryunosuke begins to catch on to what he's actually doing, he blows up in anger and bangs the witness stand with his fist, while insulting Ryunosuke and Barok. He regains his composure when it turns out it's too late too change his verdict, leading to him applauding on the stand as the gallery reacts in confusion and anger.]]
* [[spoiler:TheKillerBecomesTheKilled]]: [[spoiler:Killer of Case 3, ends up being killed himself in the same case.]]
* WalkingSpoiler: It's really hard to talk about him without giving away that [[spoiler:he's the killer of case 3's victim and dying in the same episode he was accused in (plus the whole information stealing that serves as an important backdrop in the last case).]]

!!'''Beppo'''
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The coachman of the Phoenix Wright Omnibus, and a witness to the murder.
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* ChekhovsGunman: See NotSoSmallRole.
* NotSoSmallRole: Only revealed after Case 3, but [[spoiler: Megundal bribed him into taking his bloodstained coat to Hutch's pawn shop. The coat happened to contain one of the discs with state secrets on it, which results in Megundal's accomplice needing to break into the pawn shop to get it back.]] Without this, Case 5 would never have occurred.
* PunnyName: From the Holmes' story ''The Adventure of the Six Napoleons.''

!!'''Oscar Fairplay'''
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A banker who witnessed the crime on-board the omnibus at the time of the murder. [[spoiler:He owes a debt to Megundal, but aside from that he really is just a witness to the crime.]]

Returns in Case 4 as Juror #1.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: He's a very abrasive personality, but true to his name, he knows when to fold.
* PunnyName: Refers to the term "fair play," referencing his personality.
* RedHerring: [[spoiler:At some point in the trial, Ryuunosuke establishes a possible motive involving his debts to Megundal. It turns out to be irrelevant to the case.]]

!!'''Adam Ladyfirst'''
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A milliner-in-training who witnessed the crime along with Fairplay.
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* DumbBlond: He's not STUPID, but not the brightest bulb.
* PunnyName: Ladies first.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Ladyfirst or Readifast?
* TooMuchInformation: His stories tend to go into this territory.

!!'''Gina Lestrade'''
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A pickpocket street kid who sneaked on-board the omnibus at the time of the murder. [[spoiler: She later ends up as the defendant of the fifth case.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartofGold: She's abrasive and stingy, but she's a good person who cares about other orphans like her.
* {{Leitmotif}}: "Gunshot from the Downtown"
* PunnyName: It comes from Detective G. Lestrade from Holmes canon.
* StepfordSnarker: [[spoiler:She hides a lot of her issues behind an abrasive facade.]]
* StreetUrchin
[[/folder]]

[[folder: The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro (''Wagahai to Kiri no Yoru no Bouken'')]]

!!'''Natsume Soseki'''
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The famous poet and author of Japanese literature, and defendant of the fourth case.
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* FishOutOfWater: He hasn't been in England for very long when the case starts. [[spoiler:It's part of the reason why no one would defend him; no one in England would rush to the defense of a strange foreigner who fled from the crime scene, on top of the fact that "The Reaper" was taking the case. In fact, when he sees Ryuunosuke and Susato, he was more ''ecstatic'' at seeing other Japanese people in London rather than Ryuunosuke being a defense attorney.]]
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: A first for the series.
* KindheartedCatLover: He owns a cute cat named Wagahai.
* NervousWreck: A very anxious man with trouble fitting with the Londoners, all while looking behind himself periodically for no other reason but general paranoia.
* {{Leitmotif}}: "I Am Innocent"
* StockPoses: From SuperSentaiStance poses to [[PecFlex pec flexing]], Soseki is rather fond of pulling various poses.

!!'''Wagahai'''
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Soseki's cat. [[spoiler: After he leaves after Case 4, Iris starts to take care of her.]]
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* CuteKitten: She's not a kitten, [[spoiler:but she does have one!]]
* ChekhovsGun: [[spoiler:Not exactly her, but the cat door maker Iris made for her.]]
* JapanesePronouns: Wagahai is a very haughty form of I (Manfred von Karma uses it).
* PunnyName: Her name comes from ''Wagahai wa Neko de Aru'', or [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_a_Cat I Am A Cat]], by Natsume Soseki.

!!'''John Garrideb'''
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Soseki's landlord, and a retired veteran who received a knee injury back when he was in service. He rents out rooms in his house. [[spoiler:Had a feud with his wife at the night of the incident which actually led to the incident happening in the first place.]]

Returns in Case 5 as Juror #1.
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* BridalCarry: [[spoiler:Joan does this to him after he faints once Sherlock and Ryuunosuke figure out that Joan is his wife and they had a quarrel the night of the attempted murder. Attempts to do this with a fainted Joan in their breakdown once their part in the incident is revealed in court, with less successful results.]]
* DualBoss: [[spoiler:With Joan.]]
* FatAndSkinny: The skinny to Joan's fat.
* HenpeckedHusband: [[spoiler:To Joan.]]
* MistakenForCheating: A love letter was used as a bookmark by the previous owner of the second-hand book he brought. [[spoiler:Joan sees it and goes ballistic...[[DisasterDominoes and thus led to Viridian Green's stabbing.]]]]
* PhonyVeteran: Well, he's an actual veteran, [[spoiler:but he's not as decorated or well-compensated as he would want people to think he is, hence his wife posing as his maid.]]
* PunnyName: Comes from the Sherlock Holmes story 'The Adventure of the Three Garridebs'.
* OneSteveLimit: [[AvertedTrope Averted.]] He shares the first name as John Watson.

!!'''Joan''' [[spoiler:'''Garrideb''']]
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Garrideb's maid [[spoiler:who's actually his wife]]. She is selected by the courts to be the fifth juror in the Viridian Green assault trial. [[spoiler: Threw a knife at John Garrideb during their feud at the night of the incident, which flew out of the window and fell on the victim (who was in the process of picking up a burnt book which fell out of the window due to the same feud) blade first.]]
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* [[spoiler:[[AccidentalMurder Accidental Attempted Murder]]]]: [[spoiler:What she ends up doing.]]
* BridalCarry: [[spoiler:She carries Garrideb like this after he faints following the Joint Reasoning segment. Garrideb later tries to do this with her after she faints in court, with less successful results.]]
* DualBoss: [[spoiler:With Garrideb.]]
* FatAndSkinny: The fat to Garrideb's skinny.
* PunnyName: [[spoiler:Comes from the Sherlock Holmes story 'The Adventure of the Three Garridebs'.]]

!!'''Lola O'Malley'''
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Patrick's wife, and a witness to the incident. Very proud of her husband.
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* NoSenseOfDirection: [[spoiler:Which is why she doesn't notice that the victim had been moved to the other side of the street.]]
* PunnyName: Pat+Lola = Patrol
* SickeninglySweethearts: With Patrick.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Rola or Lola?

!!'''Mysterious Men'''
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Two strange and out-of-place men that briefly appear to argue in front of the Garrideb household.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Both of them are very rude, Mysterious Man A especially. Mysterious Man B is just extremely irritable.
* TheNicknamer: Mysterious Man A refers to everyone as "Horatio."
* NoNameGiven: In-game they just use the "???" placeholder. In the [[http://turnaboutancestor.tumblr.com/post/135087624704/so-i-just-got-the-dgs-artbook-in-todaysometime art book]] they're referred to as "Mysterious Man A" (in the pink) and "Mysterious Man B" (in the yellow).
* OneShotCharacter: They appear a single time in the entire game.
* OneDegreeOfSeparation: Mysterious Man A is the second tenant in the Garrideb household.

[[/folder]]

[[folder: The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story (''Katara renai Monogatari no Bouken'')]]

!!'''Egg Benedict/[[spoiler:Rubert Crogley (born Milverton)]]'''
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A mysterious gentleman who appears in Hatch's pawn shop. Has a tendency to twirl around like a ballroom dancer. [[spoiler:His true identity is Rubert Crogley, a telegram operator and cryptographer.]]
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* AnOfferYouCantRefuse: Manages to put [[spoiler:Gregson]] on his side by [[spoiler:offering the detective a disk containing the stolen top secret info that Gregson was trying to recover]].
* TheAce: [[spoiler:Case 5's Juror #5 (one of his coworkers/fangirls) shows him as this in his line of work.]]
* BigBadDuumvirate: [[spoiler:Despite not being as powerful or influential as Megundal, he is still considered a force to be reckoned with, due to his easy access to top secret government info.]]
* {{Bishonen}}: He is quite pretty and flamboyant.
* {{Determinator}}: He gives [[AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth Alba]] a run for his money in sheer tenacity.
* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Some of his damage animations cause him to spin out of control.
* FinalBoss: The final witness [[spoiler:and murderer. However, the BigBad is someone else.]]
* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler:He was born in poverty and came to resent his early life because of that. Even after after getting a respectable and well paid job as a telecommunicator, he wanted more money, hoping that it would help him to forget about his life in the ghettos. That's what leads him to accept Megundal's deal and steal secret information from the British government.]]
* LightIsNotGood: Dons a gaudy white suit with a matching top hat, [[spoiler: but does nothing to hide how truly sinister he is.]]
* MarathonBoss: Takes the entirety of the last two parts of the final case's trial to defeat. [[spoiler:Not helped by the fact that he's assisted by Gregson in the last legs of the trial.]]
* ObviouslyEvil: The fact that he [[spoiler:pulls a gun on the protagonists before the murder plot even starts]] is proof enough that he's not just your average witness.
* RagsToRiches: [[spoiler:Partly courtesy of Megundal.]]
* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler: He breaks his cane on the witness stand, then he attempts to strangle Gregson with it.]]
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: [[spoiler:Notably the first murderer in the entire series to actually have one in the game he debuted in, which he shares with the Tinpillar Brothers. He sulks a bit before the Tinpillar brothers cheer him up, vowing to break all three of them out of prison to start new lives as dairy farmers.]]
* YouKilledMyFather: [[spoiler: His motives to kill Megundal]]

!!'''Nemmy and Tully Tinpillar'''
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A small-time criminal duo. They broke into Hatch's pawn shop and witnessed the murder.
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* BlatantBurglar: Including DominoMask and everything.
* DualBoss: They both testify together.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: They may be self-proclaimed villains, [[spoiler: but they draw the line at national treason.]]
* {{Expy}}: The mustaches, size difference (in height and width) and red and green color schemes all point to them being [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario and Luigi]], but as burglars instead of plumbers.
* FatAndSkinny: Nemmy is skinny, Tully is fat.
* LongLostRelative: For whatever reason, they believe Gregson to be their long lost brother.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: They actually hinder [[spoiler:Crogley]] more than truly help [[spoiler:him]], frequently through slips of their tongues or contradicting testimonies.
* StupidCrooks: They're both dim-witted and incompetent, either as criminals or as witnesses.
* TerribleTrio: With [[spoiler:Crogley]] included, they actually form a classic one, with a haughty leader and two buffonish minions.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Pears for Nemmy, Apples for Tully.
[[/folder]]

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